Blessed is the man
who walketh not in
the counsel of the
wicked,
’ Nor otsndoth In the
way of sinners,
Nor sltteth in the seat,
of the scorui‘ui.
—-Psalms 1: 1. i
METHODIST.
‘. ISouth Norwalk Methodist Church
Rev. John E. Zelter, pastor—~The pas-
tor will occupy the pulpit at ‘mth ser-
'1"vicea At the morning hour of v orahip
{the sacraments will be administered
, 7, and a communication from the Rev.
‘1 Dr. A. H. Goodenough. the district su-
perintendent, will be picscntcd to tho
' congregation. The sermon topic at the
‘1 11. m. servisce will be Prominent But
Unseen Bangers Confronting the
Home Following this service there
will be a brief meeting, during which
time the patriot will 'ausweti‘yuestions
relatires to The Home and the People
Who Comprise it. Class meeting at
9:30 a.1n,. led” by John Greenwood.
Bible School in charge or William
Ewing meets at 12 111 Men's Class
conducted by the pastor at noon in
‘g ‘ the auditorium 1Epworth league meet-
id: at 6 o’clock Music tor the day:
Morning.
Prelude-CommunIon ....... Ashmeli
(thorns—«The Passing of the King .
' .1 Mary
Quartet—460d is Love ., ..... Shelley
. Ilse Miller, Mrs. Gibson, Hr. Howard.
~ .Mr. Scoi'iold.
PoetludeeMart-he ...... . ..... Clark
, Evening. '
minder—Evening ...... .Batlste
”them—«0h Bo Joytul lanthe Lord
Soprano solo~_—Crossing the Bar”
_ Miss lWilia Miler.
Norwalk Methodist Church, Rev.
ml: D. Torrey. pastor-«Morning wor-
hers and Holy Communion. Evening
ing. 9: 30'led by F. H Iledient. Sun-
day school" 12:05 11. m.:
superintendent. Epworth League de-
votional service.6 6:30 p. m.;
{ port of the committee on pulpit supply
Haydn- liack will be held Music for the day tomor-
Carter rector:
chip, 1- 0: 30 with reception of. mem- AnthcmmThe Lord is My Shepherd.
“nice. 7: 30 11. 111.; the pastor will Contralio solo~—O Lord, Corect Me. 1
preaclron the Subject. "The Cleansing,
1', Stream." Sunday morning class meet- I Responsew-lle Shall (Tome. l‘lown Like
0. J. Clark.,Quartet—-Comc. Ye Thankful People, i
the sub Postlude~JFestlvul March In F
ject for the meeting will he Reproduc—l
lag the Model" and the leaders will
he Ralph Bedlcnt and Clarence Hall.
Tuesday, 7. 45 11 111., class meeting. led,
bey F. T. Ruscoe. Wednesday. 3 1.1 111.1
[monthly meeting of the ofllciai board
meeting; read John 13; 1-20; 9 p. 111.
Business meeting of Epworth League.
1 Friday, 3:30 p. 111., Junior League, led
by Mrs. Harry Smith; 8 p. m.. Sunday
ochool board meeting. Saturday, 8 p.
. m.. mission study class at home of
,, ' Miss Carolyn Smith. Music for to
‘ ,1 marrow: ‘
Morning.
Prelude in C ........... Garrett
-Quhrtet—-“0 Holy. Holy. Holy,
Lind" ...... .. ............... Buck
Quartet-“Come ye disconsolate'
............................. Buck
Postlude—Glorla from Mass in E
flat ......................... Andre
Evening. _ ,
Prelude—Communion in F. ..Truetto
Quartct— “Praise the Lord” hi aunder
Bass Solo—Selected. ‘
Quartet—“The blood bought mercy
seath’ .................. .. . .Ha‘vcnse
, E’stolude—Processlonal March. . .Pabst
Knight Street A. M. E. Church, Rev.
Charles N. Gibbons, pastor—Preaching
at 11 a. in. Sunday school, 12:30 p. m.
Allen Christian Endeavor League, 7
p. at Public. worship and preaching
by the pastel at 8 11.111.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational—Pub-
Worship at 10: 30 a. m.
z'an‘ Prelude-«01191 toire ..... Batiste
nthem~“Prslre ye the 1
other" ......... :o. . . ..... Gounod
‘ ltory —7Duef.,
..Gelbel
”up" 1 ,, ,, r
..sprlngwood‘ Union Chapel-3: 30 p.
L' Stlndizy school ‘
"saviour, source or
. Thursday. 7: 45 11. m.. prayer and praise Anthemmllod Be Merciful. .(‘1 Rossini
' and cltolrnlaster~w0alehdar for
.Norton Atkins, of North Carolina. will
lbe in charge of tho torvldos and
~w-1......w......_.._. .. ,
Evening service at,7:30 o'clock.
Organ Prelude—~Communion. . .Batslte
Anthem—”Blessed be the Name of the
1 0rd" .................... Oadsby
OI'fertory-Bcotch Air ....Grannias
Scrotum-43y the pastor, “The Great
invitation."
l’ostludo-‘Grand Offertolre in F.Wely
Tuesdny,l)ec.1'1-«7:ifl p. 111. ., a meet-
ing of the Whatsocvel. with Mrs. Paul
8 Grove street.
Wednesday, Dec. 61111;:10 11. m.. reg-
ular meeting of the WOman's Associa-
tion; topic for the day, "Home Mis-
sions." 7 p. m.. young people wishing
to join the church chorus may meet
Mr. Grannies at the church from? to
7:30. 7:30 11,111., rehearsal of the choir
and‘ohoru‘s. “ 1
Thumdilyl Dec. Tw'lhil'l p. m..
mid-week service of the church.
Friday. Dec. 8-8 p. m.. reception to
the pastor. Rev. John Stapleton. and
wife. An informal gathering of the
members of the church, congregation
and friends. A pleasant social evening =
is expected.
the
Nca'walk Congregational (.‘hurchwi
Sunday services eat, 10:30 a. 111. and,
7: 30 11. n1. Rev. Henry H Twcody'
will preach. Sunday school at noon. 1‘
0n 'l‘hursdal evening, at 8 unlock a
meeting of the church to hear the re-
row Alex 8 Gibson, mania and di-
Morning.
Preludew-Medntatlon In a aCthcdrai.
01), 90, no. 5 ........... E. Silas
Harvey 13.01111
0. F. Handel
Rain......i .......... N. H. Allen?
Come, ................. A. Gcibei
‘Stanley T. llcltl'
Evening.
Pl'eludea—Andante Grazloso . ......
W. Fanikes
Offertoly—4Nocturne in (i («request
edl ............... J. F. Frysinger
‘Quartet—The Lord My IPasture Shall
Prepare .N. H Allen
PostludeASonata No. 3. up. 56, tlrst
movement ......... .. A. Gnlimant
EPIBCOPAL.
Trinity Church, Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector: E. J. Sims, organist
the
week beginning December 3: Advent
Sunday. 8 a. mi, Holy Communion.
10:30 a. 1n., Holy Communion and ser-
mon. 12.m..,,Sunday schoolaud Bible
classes. 7:30 11. m., evening prayer
and address; The address at this ser.
vice will be by the Rev. Harvey C.
Parke, missionary in charge or the
associate mission station at Waynes-
vllle, N. C. The Woman‘s Guild of the
pa‘rish always sends a missionary box
for this work, and Mr. Parke has ask-
edfor the opportunity at telling the
people about the work. ' Mr. Parke
was a classmate of the rector, at the
General Seminary. Let us have a good.
big congregation.
Tuesday—7: 30 11. 111., business meet-
ing of the Woman's Guild in the parish
hall. Please see that all mite boxes
are returned.
Wednesday—~13: 30 11. 111.. Junior Aux-
lllary to the Board of Missions. 7: 30
p 111., Junior Brotherhood of St. An-
drew, at 7 High street.
Thprsday~7z 45 p.'.m,Glrls'Friond1
ly Society ‘
Inlay—7S 45 p. 111., choir rehbarsal
The Parish of St. Paul's Church Nor-
walk. Rev. Louis B.Howeli-,1or--
Ffrnt Sunday In Advent. 7: 30 11.1111;
Holy Communion. 9: 45 a. 111:. morning
prayer. to: 30 a. m.. Holy Communion A
12 111.. Sunday school .J‘
and sermon.
3 p.n1..8unday school at St. Andrew's
Mission, Winnlpa‘ult 7. 30 11111., even-
in’g prayer and «11111011. The Rev. J.
. ... l
1 Thou 111111 are to be worn until is...
1111111111 alumna 1111111111. 111 entifh -‘
ed to a finer one. {the faltldul attend-
hang of“! clitld’fto‘r four 3118131111.
periods of thirteen weeks each will
1 entitle that child to wclil as hib, aim
Parents are asked to see '
a gold pin.
that the children are present on Sun-
day to receive the ilrst 11in. Any child.
whether now a member of the Sunday
school or not. may begin by attending
the session on this Sunday. All will
be cordially welcomed. “1
Grace, Church, the Rev. J. Benton
\thl'lltll‘,. rector 111111 The lirst Sunday in
Advent. The first celebration of the
Holy Communion at 8 o'clock; the liar--
and celebration of the Holy commun
ion and. sermon at 10:30; Sunday
school at noon; baptism at 2; mission
gsunday school at Broad River at 3;
,Muuuder's cantata,
"Pcnitencc. l‘arv
don and Peace," at 7:30.
Attention is cmled to the fact that
at the services lnwtllo evening there
. will be no preachingugccordfng to the
'cuatom of the parish the iirst Sunday
of the month. The service will be mus
ical throughout. Maundcr‘s cantata for
Advent,’ "‘Pdnltcuce. Pardon and
Peace," taking the place or the ser-
mon. The musical for the day:
Morning.
Prelude ........... ' ........... Gounod
Kyrle ulenon ........ 1;........Hoyte
Gloria Tibf .......... 1. ..‘. ...... Hoyle
Antltcn1~—~“lnllammatusmct '
Accen‘sus" .......... . ...... Rossini
Sanctus..............1..- ....... lioytel
Agnus Dei . ........ ..,..., ...... Hoyte
Poatlude ..... .L' ........ (iounod
Evening.
Prelude~Andantino.in 0 flat. .Salome
.ilaguliicat in 841111 ............ Marita
,Nunc llimlttis In B flat ...... ..Marka
Cautata~“l’enitencc. Pardon and
Peace" ................... Maumler
Anthemw'tdcruaalem the Golden" 1
........................... Lewis
l’oatltldc——hiarch from Ath’lla 1
_ 5‘ . blowfly in:
Christ Church Rev J? Hypkln
Brown, rector: first Sunday in Advent
wSunday school at 10 a. 111.; evening
{prayer and sermon at 3: 45 -There is
no morning aerilcc, it being the llrai
Sunday In the mouth.
...“...—
BAPTIST.
Grace Baptist Church. Rev. 1.. (l.
lNichola. pastormsunday seriico at 11
a. 111.; Sandal school at 3: 30 p m
Devotion meeting at 7:15., Sermon at
7:151, special subject. All are wal-
come. 1 ‘ ' " ‘ "
...—......-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Christian Science Society of Non
walk-1- Regular Sunday services at
the trading room, Masonic building, at
ll 11. 111. aubjcct. December 3, God
the Only Cause and Creator. Tcstnnony
met-ting. Wednesday at 8 11. m.1 TO
both scrvlcusuhe public is cordially
and fraternally invited. Reading
rooms open to the public each Week
dm ultmnuon from}! :il’l to 4:30.
go:
To CURE A COLD lN ON! DAY
take Laxative Bronte Quinlno Tablets.
Drugglsts refund money If it fall: to
cure.
each box.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate deals in
the Norwulhs have been recorded by
Town Clerk, Herbert R. Smith.
Henry B. Sturgea to .icnnlu A. Brio
pee. balding lot. Hill street. War.
George P. bills .to William Krusch,
'2 lots, grandview Park. War. _
George P. Ella to James [-3. Ella, Jr,
building lot, Morris street. War.
Estate of Sarah A. Randolph to Dav-
in H. Van Hoosear and George .8.
Abbott. 1 acre and buildings, Elisa-
beth street and Center avenue.
Ella H. Wheeler 10,8110“ R. Benin;
min. 2 lots and buildings, Bell Island.
War. ‘
Addison. Johnsoa to Carolina John ‘
an. of Port Chester, 12 acrea' and
buildings, Chestnut Hill. War.
William Krusch and wife to James
Spawn. of Bridgeport, ‘2 parcels of.
land and buildings, France street; 16
lots, Grandviow Park. War.’
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...—....
A painstaking mother of twochild~
van was attempting to give them a
serious Idea of her anxiety tomake
them good. and to make plain to their
minds the gravity ot.‘the task before
her. Overcome with the «impossibility
of ever attaining her mother's ideal.
thl'ce-year-old Francos'answsred in all
earnestness:
good. mother. Just shoot us "
Every Woman
in troublenwith headache,
backache, nerves on edge, poor
' spirits and primal) latatlgbe—A
caudadhelptorherwhoiesyswmin
3..
Bold Everywhere. . ,
"'1‘i11‘iiumr-J tie
' the seer of his tribe.
in. w. vao's signature is on:
"Don't try to make us‘
' tire-
I iurthduaks‘l’, ., l
commonality little snow
e n the average of rain 11
the ptognostiuaalou of Fred 11111111111
of Marion, long noted in these parts
for his ability to forecast a winter a
témpcrature.’ like most of the winter
‘weaihcr prolihots ‘ot this section, he
bases his prediction upon that part of
the‘hog’s anatomy known as the milt.
The Larribee farm’s yporilers Wore
butchered yesterdayr '
"We'll have a cold 'apell early in De-
cember. andrtherc'll be another one
shortly after’dhe middle 0! the month,
the 20111 or thereabouts," was the way
he not It. "January will not be so cold
until the middlebl ‘ihe month, and
from then up to the middle of Febru-
dry ice men will have no dlmcalty In
harvesting their crop. gprina will be
lalrly early? .1,
"I dont look for much snow. The
‘spota' on the milt are niore strongly
indilzatlvo of rain. Yes. b'gosh, laugh
all you have a mind to. what snow at»
are to have will not stay long The
rain that are berlain to come all!
take it away l've never known a
hogs 'mllt' to full yetww hen it is read
corflrecily'
And It Is Fred llarribco, who can
read a hog’s milt If anyone can. He's
been at It fervour-..- it It said that he
first otbuined a line on the milt from
one of this town's prominent cliIzcns'
whose grandluther was an Indian and
However this
may be, Mr. Lorribce has never denied
it andhla neighbors and, long rcaldcma'
here have for years accorded to him
credit for reading b‘hog'n mill’with
an almost infallible correctness Years
ago Mr Iarrlbeg yearly look advan-
taste of’ all opporuinlt} to favor ids
deletion" and 1.1111111 101, hutcli‘oritm
their-110111131111 theta days the hiring
ol‘ Mr. [Arrlbeo to butcher carried 11
It the advantage of a true forecast as
to the coming iridler'rweliher and 1111
butchering commenced with the first
iron and his prediction was made
earlier in the treason. Now that he
has given up thd‘aldellne of butcher-
lng he confines himself to butchering
only his oclrvraltsd’porhera. ‘And- it
has long been tr tionai of the latri-
beo tamilwh-' Iciior’i‘houltagiylnd
day. "
.....m..... .... ...... ...“. .... I-
oooo ROADS countless.
Never since the beginning of natiorr
al Interest in good roads have so large
a number of automobillsta, state and
government ofiirials, highway commie.
sinners and engineers been gathered
inaeiher In nuicric11,,to'diac11u the tilt
forcnt phones no highway improve
ment as Wm scan last week in Rich
aloud, Va. during» the char days of the
first American Road Congress.
Pmaident Taft struck the keynote
that was echoed through all of the ad-
dresses by stating in his meesage lo
tin1 delegates blur the development of
good roads is our oi‘ the most valuabi
assets of the country and of great
value to the public. '
CURED lN HIS OWN HOME TOWN.
NORWiCH. CONN. Louis Frazier.
4 Market 81.. tells the way for his lei
low townsrncn to be cured of kidney
and bladder ailmea‘tb as he himselt
was cured. "l have been subject to
backachee due to kidney trouble for a
long time. llearingol Foley Kidney
Pills l began taking them. and they
gave the relief at once. i can recom-
mend them to anyone. both as a great
.cure. and a sure preventative of kid.
ney trouble. The“ Bridge Pharmacy
and W. T. nglnore Co. 1 "
WHAT THEV‘LAUGH‘ AT.
The people whom to the theater
are laughing at this: '
18in; “stopped at the side of a tall
woman in black.
"Bnylng'cut glass, Mary?" she ask
ed. , , 1_ 1 ‘
"O,h,..yea.“. Mary turned to smile
at her Mend. “A wedding present
for SalliI Brown. "
"My Kingdom!“ was the others e111
clamstion. "Has she succeeded In
getting a man at last? (let her a
punch bowl, Mary; she deserves some-
thing nice."
A certain island In the West Indies
is liable to the peliodical advent of
earthquake-‘11. One year before the sea-
son of these terestrlal disturbances.
1M1'.'X., .wholivcd in the danger zone,
sent his two aons'to 11111 home‘ol a
brother in England, to secure them
from the impending havoc. , , .
. Evidently the quiet or the alluding
liah household will: Metal-bed by the, lb
iruption of the f. o Wool. Indiana, tor,
the returning midi steamer carried a
message to Mr. x. brief but empha.
“Toke habit your. boys; send me the
agent.
thankful tor her wavy hair. Little Wit l
"the and .ot the seat. _
Sentinel want adv. brlnfi results. ,
1
amnion aamamou I
ill. 3311111! 01111111111134
5111111111121: 1115?. i
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’1‘ ‘2: ‘ Wig”, wuwfl
{snapper-thrilled
1". Tllcfi rst (lay of December; finds this store ill complete rcudincss for (llrlstmas shoppers.
1111,11 the fun of C l1ri~1t1nus is in the selection and purchasing nig'ilts for fricmlh, and this Slim:
is full from the top story to the basement of “beautiful and use lul articles.
Everything for thc
11111111211111! many things {<11 intimate pcrxopal use \i c 11.1\ c turucd Illcl R‘Bmiing ROUIH info :1
Gift Room there “as no ulllc’r plate 511 conv enicnt. and {or tile \tctks until (lllisim: is luster
111ch are invited to make lrcc use oi the hallway Ilcar 1111' TM Room. in addition to tllc 1111:1111
reach or] as :1 sitting,r room.
will he rcurl1 for those who w isll to use 1110111
The miting drake. and reading table with papers and magazine»;
A Gift Room IS Ready for Visitors
Special Sale of Bathroom Fittings
Towel Bars. full nicklcplatc. 16, 18, 2.1 and
311 inch aim, 85c value,
Bath Sprays with "Sun;- tirip" iaucct con—
nection. 9‘11; value
Tooth Bush Holders with places {or
blushes. (151 \uluc.
Soap Dishes, lllrcc slylcs for buwl.tul1 or
null. {lilo vuluc
Folding Towel Rings and Bars.
.... _ M... .‘f... .....h....__....
St‘l'illnl lli 1111*,
'3 fl 1
‘b ’I
Tooth Brush and Tumbler 11111111111111.”
numbered for ('1 brushes. headed edge, very
handsome 751‘ value.
Tumbler Holders. llcnvy 1111 klul ll) scrcu
1111 the; nail. (151' valuc. -
Toilet Paper Holders. pain-I design, with
black enamel roll. 751' value
Towel Bars. 1.. -i111'.l1 tlmc urm stiles \\llll
l1ailcntls. 98c \zlluc
Tirc hilorc‘ar‘call‘knoun as “lirasscraitcrs (‘clcbratcd Bathroom li‘itiiligs”‘.autl Are 111‘
'spccial pricca. which arc for a limited 'numhcr of day”: and we shall not be abl'c to offer lllt‘lll
again or continuously
Choice can be made tram the collection at
50c each 1 1 4
'.
in the liiihi‘llll‘lli.
' ..-me
Children’s Coats
Some very spacial values in 1.111 and red
coats in be closed 0111., The tan in
covert. the, red in heavy cltmking flunncl.
For :1ch from .2 in (3 years inclusive.
originally $3.98 to $7.50.
in four lots, $2.50. $2.98. $3.50 and $4.00.
Children's Sit-(firm, second floor.
in the Furniture Store."
for Christmas tit-livery.
sire and it will be impossible. to duplicate thorn;
‘
I
Women’s Silk Vests
Swiss Ribbed 1111111 111' pure silk. heavy
\vcigllt '(1faqui'tlilv that is :1 11lczlsurc to
wear. Low llCLk and sitcvclcss. in regular
and extra sizcs
north regularl} $2.00 1
At $1.25, very Special
Underwear Section. main Iloor.
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All articles selected for‘llolldny (liftsuill be cared for and stnrcd
Early selections are advised because many pieces arc entirely cxcln~
{@112 B. ill. Bran (11111111111113.
A JUROR’B SHiFT.
"lnoue benighted region of a cer-
tain state in the southwest." says a
Louisiana lawyer, "they cherish some
peculiar notions touching the duties
of a juror. One day a case was no
lag tried, when suddenly the justice
exclaimed: l
'llow is this? There are only if
iurymen in the box. Where is the .f
twelfth? '"‘
"l‘hc foreman arose and addressed
the court reapcctiuliv. as follows. ‘
May It please vour honor, the twelfth‘ ,j
jurorhad to go away on lmportantl
business, but he has left his verdict .l
with n1e.“‘~—Ncw Orleans Picayune.
The door-bell rang. and the mother. .,
who was not yet dressed. sent her Ut- '3
tie girl to entertain the visitor in the .-
interim-«1r parlor. it was a lady book :3
{The little girl sought to enf :;
gage her in conversation. " “
“How Is your boy?" she asked. :1 5.
“Why." replied the lady, "i haven't '_'.
any llttle boy."
"No little boy?
little girl?"
“But I have no little girl, either.”
“Well, " persisted the child, nonplus
sed, “what are yours?” ‘ ,
Well—how Is your 1
A man in a very deep state of intoxh :j
cation "was eahotuing and kicking most 11
vigorously at, a lamp-post, when the TI
noise attracted a near- -by policeman. ,‘j
“What's the matter?“ he asked the 1
energetisc. one. "
“,Oh, never mind, mlshther. 'I‘hash
all right," was etho reply; ”i know
she'sh home all right~l shoe :1 light
up ahtairai" ‘
Miss Joy stood before he? Sunday ,
school class one bright spring morning 3-
lie. trbcklefaoed and mohair-ed. sat at
, his turn
crime, he said: "Teacher. 1 don’t know
what to be thanktul torin dud party}
nigh rulnt 1119" ,1 , . , .
Money wolf invested fill, Advertise 9'
meat in The Solid ‘
We Give S. 8. H. Trading
TRY A POUND OF AMBROQA COFFEE at .
[ Bed Coverings
Our stock of Cold WeatherGovcrings is
Quite complete
BLANKETS-Gott0n Blankets 490 to $2
Wool Blankets $2. 50 to $7. 50
COMFORTABLES- All White Cotton
filled, $1 to $4
A Dickerman 81 Son
34 wasuluorousr. l.
TELEPHONE 446
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Stamps
and said: “Now. I want a h of you , 30: j1
little folks to tell me whagnf'ou have FANGV "MNE POTXTOES' a peek” """" ' ' ' ' ' f ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ " 80c .
to be thank:“‘ for Lb}! '$?rp n31. Lib BEST FLOUR, I h'g ............- ....... 1 ........ H"'.""' .........
11,," Mabel W, thankhli 3““ God Vsnv alter ouaauesv apnea. . . . . . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . . . . .At Cost
had-xlven her hm Gays: ! l'olhy was 'BUGARr—SUGAR—BUGAR“1.1.1.... ...... .....1U..y'.n.... .At 605‘
.......-....T......l.......320
Once Used, Always Used ' ‘
The Great A&P Tea Company
114 WASHINGTON ‘1'» SOUTH NOBWALK.
.. Dollvo ea, 8130!. l". «12:19,, in.- 1
'FREE DELIVERY.
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